Untitled (New York City) ~ Arthur F Kales (1920s)
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^β^ βStrangeness is a necessary ingredient in beauty.β ~ Charles Baudelaire
Dancing Nymph ~ Arthur F. Kales (1917)
Les goudronniers, Paris ~ Edouard Boubat (1948)
I don't like boxing up my books for duration of home renovation work, but apparently somebody does.
"Never should have said, the books that you read, were all I loved you for" ... Ok I'll play/procrastinate
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#EarWorming ππͺ± "Itβs out there, skulking around Shuffling outside of our door Whispering, it beckons us still Tapping away at our locks Through breaking days and falling nights it waitsβ¦ When hunger creaks inside us then It breathes its offer again" youtu.be/f8GNxVHFHhw?...
Tindersticks - We Are Dreamers!
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How long before Andy Burnham's Barnet turns white? No 10 must be full of ghosts as it turns hair white quickly. Well not Blob Boris Johnson as he was just there for giggles and bungs and swivel-eyed mad Liz Truss wasn't there long enough and she looks like a Rentaghost minor character anyway.
It's good to hear the rain outside.
Van Gogh Tattooed on a Banana ~ Phil Hansen
Ann Hayes ~ Emil Otto HoppΓ© (1930)
Lee Miller. Crystal Ball ~ George Hoyningen-Huene (1925)
Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Brownie McGhee during the Blues and Gospel tour of England, 1964.
The Dancer ~ Ella Ibek (circa 1930)
Anita Berber dans danses du vice dβhorreur et dβextase ~ Madame DβOra & Arthur Benda (1922)
Nu dans la crique ~ Constant Puyo (1924)
Arimand Banu ~ Alexander Binder (circa 1929)
34 seconds of Whale Sharks feeding in a Bait Ball #wildlife
The re-read stood up well. It reminds me a bit of Bradbury's Dandelion Wine, King's The Body/Stand By Me and Tryon's The Other, but more brutal.
π°πππ’ πΏπππππππ πβ@andy-paciorek.bsky.social Β· 2w agoBeen reading mostly non-fiction this year but picked this novel up. I read it about 20 years ago and I seem to recall enjoying it so giving it another go. I like Cicadas too so ... #books π
